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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-21
THE RAILWAYS.
What The BOYS Of the Rail Are
Doing.
Completion OF tho Memphis and
BfrDtngham ksilroRd-Pers0nal
and LEGAL News.

JNo. FITZGERALD, travelling freight
agent for the L. and N, is out on the
read in the interest OK his line.
CAPT. I. Z. CR ,SHGR, Of New Or
leans, city uaIs 'nger agent OF the
Mississippi Valley route, is In the
city.
SAM JOHNSON, IT,, formerly OF
Clar ksville, Tenn has associated him
self with the L. and N. division freight
office q. this point.
F. II FERGUSON and VIM. Fergu
son, contractors on the Midland rail-
road, near somerville, are In the city,
stopping at the Peabody.
SPENCER FINLEY, ticket sgsntfor the
Louisville and Nashville, has gone to
Hot Springs with his family to recu.
perae He will return about 0cto.
Der lst.
w. 7. ASrwISE, formerly chief
clerk in the L. end n. local freight
Office Of this city, has accepted the
position ri chief clerk In the Office OF
Mr.. Y. Vandenberg, division freight
agent O, this point.
The Louisville and Nashville Is hsv.
ing as much business between Men,
phis and Nav York In the through
sleeper which runs over their line as
they can comfortably accommodate.
Travel between the two points Is on q
steady increase.
MR. WILL NowLAsn, for q long time
assistant ticket agent to s. L. Finley,
Of the Louisville and Nashville, re-
signs on the lst prokimo. ]. {. GAL
loway, IT,, will succeed him, and bis
shability and gentlemanly manners
will make him host Of friends In O
short time.
The new limited sxpre,s train run.
ming TO New York over the Pennsyl-
vanis railrosd, which was put on q
short time ago, aud which Is called
the "Vestlbule Train" in point Of
style, comfort speed and equipment
excels any train In the world. Pas.
le,gsrs Leaving Memphis by the Lou
isville and Nashville connect with the
"limited" at Cincinnati.
CONTRACTOR MARTIN KELLY arrived
In the city yesterday, and states that
the Memphis, Birmingham ard Allan
tic road will be completed to Birming-
ham within six days. Forty-fve miles
this side OF Birmingham there is zap
Of ak miles, which will be finished In
the time above stated. The road Is
fsely bsllss,ed, aud 10 splendid
piece Of work from one end to the
other. NJ, Kelly completed his con-
tract, and the track was pushed to the
Warrior river bridge.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-21
Article. of Generalization.

LINCOLN, MIR, September 2O.-The
Pacific railway oi'Ksnsas has fled or.
ticles with the Secretary Of state con-
solidating with the Pac.fi1 railway Of
Nebrasks. The road, 40 consolids,ed,
runs from Warwick, Kas., to Hastings,
Neb., and It's capital stock has been
increased to S2,OO0,000 the rosd IL
understood 10 be = branch line Of the
Missouri Pacific syetem, and work on
ia construction AZ been commenced.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-21
Inter.tnt, Commission.

CHICAGO, liz, September 90
Msssp. Cooley, Morrison, Bragg,
Walker and Shoemaker, Of the
Interstate Commerce Commission,
began q session here today. A COM
plant against tie Louisville, New Al
bany and Chicago railway, sllegir &
excessive charges for short hauls, was
the frat subject brought to the atten-
ton Of the commission.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-21
81 Womb Thai We're Dead. -

Cries many a wretched housewife
today, as, weary and dishcartencd,
she forces herself to perform her
daily task. ut don't seem as IL |
could get through the day. This
dreadful backache. these frightlul
dragging down sensations will kill
me. l. there no relief p Yes,
madam, there is. DR.. Pierce's Pa.
yorite Prescription" is an uniailing
remedy for the complaints TO which
your sex is liable. IL will restore
you TO health again. Try il. All
druggists.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-21

Nav YoRK-A train on tie Brock
lyn Elevated road collided with q
wild ca" engine laet evening. which
In turn ran into The train ahead. Fire.
man T. ward Cooper had his RICH, leg
irsc,ured ard sustained other severe
IL juries. Conductor Henry Belden
had his right arm broker, and hve
passengers were slightly wounded.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-21
Pacific Cammissian.

New YoRK, September 20.-Tbe
commission appointed to Inquire into
Pacific railroad matters me, In this
city this morning. Gov. X. T.. Patlison
presided, ard E.lery Anderson and
David I. Littler, the other members.
were present. There were elso pres.
emil EK J idge Dillon, council Tor the
com nission, ard A. A. Cohep, oouns
Tor thu CeEiIal aud southern Pacific
railroads. Mr.. Croker was the fnt
yiturts called.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-21
Pennyroyal Pills.

"CHICREs1 ER's ENGhIsM:"
Sale and always Reliable. Beware q TSr ra
less limitations. Indispensanies 70 20 ~. -
AKA your Druggist TOR oeert
EnElin hnsnd take NO other' Or incloss q
tstampi 70 y! for psrticulalss pxa s,.,y
return mail. MANA fAEHn. UNI
chester Chemical Cor
SsIs MADISON square, fbiIads., f%
sSld By Drygsisss ssIys1pps r.u a., ,sy isI
Pills. Take rtetSss
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-21

DusTpANTUL OP scALEg.

n; Y. Carpenter; Hendsfsop, N. Y cured
Of pfofiagis. or Lepr0ey, 81 tvoaU year.
t,andins, By CuriotuA kxnEDfEs Tho
most voaderiul cure on record. A dust
panful Of scales fell fen him daily. Phyal-
cia.l and hia friends th0usht be NUT die.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-21
PSORIASIS, on sC,LY SKIN.

I. Jehn J. Case, d =. g., hayirs praetleed
and being we'll knOrn 10 Thousands herea-
bouts, " n a view 20 help any who are n lot
cd a. htve been Tor the past twelve years,
TESTIFY that the CuTicuHA kKnnDita cured ne
Of PIofiasls, o. Scaly skin, eleht daJs,
rave me no help or o. coufagemont.
JOHN J. CAbR, DDS.
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SEALED BIDS

WILL BE- received until Friday noon,
w September S0th, Tor The various priv
lsses during the Pair Of the ktrryille Agri.
sultufai hssoelAtion, commencins Tue'day,
p'''''' " I. 7. DOUGLAS, Secretary.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-21
nIsrREasINa IRuPIIoN.

-Four CuTicUHa REnIpiss performed a Won
defful cure last summer on one Of our Gus.
t8merf, an old gentlemAn Of feventy years Of
ags. who guffsred With feariuly diet esfinE
efg1.ioa on hil be- I'd and laos, and who had
irisd all remedies aud doct0rs " no pr pfe.
J. y. SMITH A co.
TRaJnElsA, ARI.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-21

y.ss SssSs s. S$$ s: ::s
\ MhNsFIELD a co, MemphIs, Tenn,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-21
SCALY, ITCHY SKIN
And All Itch!ug and scalT :tin
aud scalp diseases Cured
nv Cutlcura.

Ds0RIAsIs, Eczema, Tstter,. Ringvorm,
i Llohen, Pfufitus, seaid Head, MIA
Crust, Dandruh. BaTbsrt', Bakers, oroccrt'
ana " ashsfuoman's Itch, and ever. sleoios
Of ltehins, Burbins, scaly. PimIly hunors
posiuvoiy cured By ouriouHl, the sfeat Skin
Cure, ana CuricunA soar, an exquisite skin
Beauthsr externally, and CuTfcua ksaoLy
IsT, the neg flcod Purifier internally, whom
phyaioians and all otoer remedies fall.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-21
DIR. ID. \. J0HNS0N'S
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPENShRY,
No.Iz Jefferson NJ.
u Jefferson NJ.
Bet. Main and Front, MEMPHIS, TENN.
lRrabli,hsi 10 1901

Nv AhANh's ~ hN'NHN
DRJoqS 10 x, b. ., y per- .
eosfful uhyslcian In The treatment Of pflVate
on sscre, issasos. Qulek, Ter nanoni cures
Fuafantssd IN even case male ~ female.
Recent easss of Con frrhea and syphilis
cured 10 q lev days sitlout the use OF mef
eufy, change Of diet OF hindrance from
bu,lnsss, Secondary SYPHILIS, the last yes
tiss sradicaisd without The be Of mercury.
Involuntary loss " semen stopped " fhoft
time sufferers from imp0tsney of lotl ~
ssTual poser restored H. Tree Visof In q lev
weeks. Nielims OF self abufe ard srcesfiVq
ysnsfy, suterins from suefmaiorfhes End
iofs Of phJtisal and M pta ;. yer, srstdllJ
and psrmanehuy cured. Pafti ulaf aIten.
ton raid N the Diseases Of Women, aud
cures Tuafsniscd Pilss and Old sofss oufsi
without the use Of cauatlo or the kuifs, Al
combinations strictly oonfdsntial. htdi'
elues sent ~ express 70 all pafu OF The
country.
go WerklnEmea cured II bali he usual
rates. Ofce. h0uff IRON = 90 Hcl D. m. TOP
o'clock I'M u. =. inhNtON, NJ D-
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-21

Sold By all ds1Esi,ts. Prices curioy IA, 20
centft HGsOLvaxr, tl.c0! Soar, Is osal.
POTfEn lRro ANs CHEMICAL Co., Boston.
Eeadi Tor "Hov 70 cuas HKfE DnsLsSs."
QE AIITiRY the Complexion and Skin ~
pLNO NJ M the OnTlruHA knLF
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-21
Ir yEKLs 0o0D.

I" Those worn out With Pains.
lin Achse and Msss neasos 6nd re-
Hsilsfin Que minSte In the ca.
A$Nl<ftfcura Anti-Pala Plaster.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-21
EczLMA RApIoALLY cuRED.

For tho radical cure Of an obith.a,s cafe q
EnVuA Of lens standing, give entire credit
10 lss fvrfcrnA kGNNuifa,
II u. RICHARDSON, NeE IIavet, Conn.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-03
THE CITY In BRIEF.

The sale, by auction, of the large block of
property at the corner of Lincoln avenue and
the Wabash railway, occurs this afternoon at 2
o'clock.
A meeting of the boss plasterers of this city
will be held at the Builders Exchange, No. 81
South Pennsylvania street, on Saturday even
ing at 7:30 o'clock.
The announcement that the surviving resident
members of the Seventy ninth Indiana Regiment
would meet on next Monday evening at the Office
of Capt Charles Many, township trustee, was
incorrect The meeting will be held at the place
named one week from next Monday night.
James Blakemore, barber, who works on
Virginia avenue just below South street, was
stricken with something like paralysis, yester-
day morning, and FELL while at work, uncon-
scious. He was taken to his home in the north
ern part of the city, and remained unconscious
and helpless all day.
The following persons were licensed to marry
yesterday: Charles A. Small and Minnie E.
Weilemann, Harris F. feathers and Hattie
Kerr, Thomas j. Davis and Eliza johnson
Mont g. Bennett and Jennie M. Dewey, Will
lam n. Wallace and Emma Zegler, Martin Bass
and Lowry Phillips.
Dean Brothers steam pump works have jus
shipped four large duplex pumping engines tt
the Danville pa. steel-works. They have ca
pacity for pumping four thousand gallons O.
water per minute. They also recently furnished
duplex pumping engines of same size to tn,
Troy IN. " Steel and Iron Company.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-03
Railroad Legislation.


The legislative bodies of several States have
before them bills to regulate railroads in the
matter of rates, discrimination and thousand
other things which will bewilder one when he
undertakes to ascertain what these legislative
bodies are driving at There are four bills be-
fore the Legislature of Pennsylvania, three be-
fore the Legislature of Kansas and two before
the Legislature of Nebraska on railroad reguIa-
ton. One bill has been introduced in Pennsyl-
vania, known as the Watres bill, which covers
ali that need be covered by State legislation So
far as the regulation of rates is concerned. The
bill is clear and simple and no one can be befud-
died in studying it and learning just what the
bill proposes to regulate. The Watres bill does
not attempt to place the great transportation in
OF three men that Governor
might appoint. It specially guards them
against that possibility 1t deals with the rail-
road question upon broad and high standard.
1t starts upon the presumption that the railroad
interest, if properly understood, is identical
with the public interest. When the Legislature
shall have provided by publicity of rates for the
fair and equal treatment of all shippers on rail-
roads, then State supervision should end. All
| else might safely be left for the railroad COM
| panies to work out under the leveling forces of
| free competition. This position was taken by
| the railroad men six years ago. 1t right
| then 1t is right to-day The Watres bill does
| not attempt to deal with the details of railroad
| management 1t comedies to every railroad man
| ager that power in the enforcement of the law
| which some legislators want to vest in three
commissioners, and in effect it makes every rail
| road manager a Commissioner.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-03
Society,".


Mr.. and Mrs. George Townley entertained
friends at an elegant tea last evening, which
was followed by cards.
Mrs. CORTLAND Van Camps reception will be
given on next Wednesday, the 9th, instead of to-
morrow, as at first announced.
Cards are out for the marriage of Louise Ess-
man. daughter Of William Essman, to c. f.
Hinkman, of Nashville Tenn. at the First Bap-
tist Church, on the evening Of Wednesday,
Feb g.
The Ladies' Missionary Society of the Taber-
nacle Church, which convened at the residence
of NJ. V. McGlliard, was attended by more than
fifty ladies. The subject. LET Your Light
Shine was wrought upon velvet in a tasteful
manner and conspicuously displayed A favor
was presented to each lady in the shape of a
card upon which was inscribed an appropriate
verse. Attached to each card was a miniature
lantern The meeting was one of the most in
teresting of the year.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Wright gave a very
elegant party last night, at their home on West
Vermont street, opposite University park The
gathering was particularly noticeable for the
many old citizens present, and but few intro
auctions that were made The floral decora
tions were exceedingly handsome as were
indeed all the appointments connected with it.
A large number of beautiful dresses were seen,
and, altogether. the company was as brilliant as
any which have taken place in this city for q
long time.
An excellent miscellaneous programme was
rendered yesterday afternoon at the Matinee
Musicale, before a large audience, under the di
rection of Miss Thompson and Miss Dollens
Each and every number good. Mrs Lev
ering received the most enthusiastic applause
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-03

Valentine 0. Durham, residing near Marico,
this county, was arrested. yesterday, on war
rant from Squire Shocks court charging him
with abandoning his wife and family The war
rant was sworn out by sister of Mrs Durham,
of this city, with whom Mrs. Durham he's been
stopping since her husband left her. The case
tried yesterday afternoon. and the justice
deferred rendering his decision. While the trial
was in progress. Major Gordon, in behalf of Mrs.
Durham, filed complaint for divorce. Itstates
that the two have lived together happily until
recently when Mr.. Durham refused to recognize
her as his wife 1t further states that he is the
owner of eighty of land, and she prays
that it may be sold, and she be allowed $50 per
month for the support of herself, as she is a
confirmed invalid, and has means of support
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-03

Benjamin w. Ti!ford, who. is practicing
physician of Martinsville and who also keeps a
drug store, in last December sold some liquor on
Sunday without prescription. He was prose
cuted and found guilty in the Morgan Circuit
Court, although he claimed that as he was a
physician it was not necessary for him to have
a prescription. When the adverse decision was
announced, he appealed to the Supreme Court,
where Chief Justice Elliott yesterday affirmed
the Judgment of the lower court
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-03
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

NJ T. Hicks, clerk of Orange county, is in the
CITY,.
Miss Mamie Newcomer is visiting friends in
Cincinnati.
Mr.. H. G. Levi will 60 to New York this week
for short stay.
Charles Lockhart, deputy auditor of Morgan
county. is in the city.
Mr. W. D. Simmons has gone to Baltimore to
see his mother. who is very Ill.
Miss Mercer, of Terre Haute. is the guest OF
Miss Mary Ward, on Park avenue
Mrs. E. B. Martindale and Mrs. John Cham
bers will 60 to Hot Springs, Ark, soon.
Mrs Salle Eldridge, of Winamac, is the
guest of her friend Mrs. Frank Costigan.
Mr. Herbert Collins is ill with rheumatic feve,
at his residence on North Meridian street.
Miss Efinger, of Peru, is the guest of Miss
Margaret Barry, on North Meridian street.
M. V. McGilliard and daughter Edna are visit
ing New Orleans and other points in the South
Miss Lizzie Dye has returned from Boston
where she has been studying for several months
MISS Kittie Perryman has gone to Connection
to visit relatives. She will be absent several
weeks.
The Misses Hughes. of Louisville, are visiting
their sister, Mrs. B. F. Webb, on North Tennes
see street.
Mrs Scott of Louisville, who has been tn,
guest of Mrs. Sallie D. Vajen for few days
will return home to-day.
Mrs. Maud Barnett, teacher of music at Ok
ford College, is visiting her sister Miss CONWAY
No. 134 West Ohio street.
Mr.. and Mrs S. e. Harrison and sons of Buff
falo, N Y, have been spending week with
friends here. and will leave to-day for Denver
Col.
Mrs. May Wright Sewall is visiting PhiladeI
phia. and will go to New York on Monday Sh,
is inspecting some of the Eastern schools anf
colleges for women in the principal Eastern
cities.
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Superior Court.

Superior Court.
Room l-Hon Napoleon b. Taylor Judge.
Anna g. Temple VS.. Amanda E. Stout ct al. !:
on note Judgment for $l58 80.
Frank B. Conover VS.. Robert j. Sullivan; note,
ETC. Dismissed.
Room 2-Hon. D. w. Howe. Judge.
Charles Hitchcock vs. Oliver Castle ct al. suit
on patents. On trial by jury.
William II. Thomas VS.. Artemus Hadley; suit
on mining stock. Jury out.
NEW SUITS.
Elnora c. Haag Vs. Charles G. Haag COM
plant on note and foreclosure of chattel mort
gage. Demand $500.
Hattie Durham vs.. Valentine Durham; di-
vorce; allegation, abandonment Demands the
sum of $50 per month for support of herself.
Joseph d. Fisher vs. Virginia Thomas ct al;
complaint on foreclosure. Demand $3.50.
Henry S. Patterson VS.. John j. Smith and
wife; complaint for possession and to quiet
title, and for damages. Demand $500.
James B. Fally, trustee for Fally & Hoes, VS..
John Mallory; complaint on account Demand,
$500.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria
When she was Child she cried for Castoria.
Whom she became Miss, she chung to Castoria
Wnen she bad Children, she gave them Castoria.
indianapolis & St. Louis Railway Company.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Jan.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. 81, 1887.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of this
company will be held at the Office of the company in
India1ppos. Ind, on WEDNESDAY, Feb. IT, 1897
between the hours of 10 and IL o'clock a.
The transfer books will be closed from the evening
of Feb. 5 to the morning of Feb. II.
GEO. H. RUSSELL, Secretary.
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Hotel Arrivals.


Bates House: Samuel B Kerr, New Albany;
A.. +. Mason, Hartford; Edward Wilton, Brazil;
+. Il Snyder, Charlottesville; j. III. Smith,
Madison; J. c. Blacklidge, Kokomo; Edward
Ghnert, Terre Haute; Thomas NJ. Oehiltree,
Rushvllle; Claude Matthews, Clinton; e. P.
Wheeler, Sam Parker, Plymouth; D. P. Temp
klns. Geneva; W. II. Onderdon, San Francisco;
e. T. Cunningham. Fostoria: B. F. King New
Bedford; John r. Whiteside, Vermilion; E. T.
Huston. Evansville W. E. Winch, Fort Wayne
J. S: Talley. R. S. Tenant, Terre Haute; W.
d. zimmerman, Brazil; Fl. G. Howell, Coving-
ton.
Denison House: H. g. Hamaker, Mariou ".
IT, Howard. Columbus; F. NJ. Hageman, Edin-
ourg; n u Teague, Terre Haute: j. r. White,
Fort Wayne; E. A. Richey, Richmond; Hiram
Brownlee. Marion; VIM. Bradshaw. Delphi;
MISS Josephine Gill, Richmond: Wash McGinnes,
Marion: H. =. f. Peirce and wife, Crawfords-
vile; VIM. Tieghuer, 81. D. Reasaur. Marion:
David Wilson, Ma,tinsvile; w. H. Snider, Mum
cie Decatur Downing, Clinton: N. Filbeck, Terre
Haute; Will +. Hicks. M. B. Foster, Paoli; Jacob
Forsyth. j.. j. Forsyth, R. G. Forsyth, Lake
county, Indiana; Joseph F. Fuller, Orleans; w.
A. Pickens, Spencer; E. Fl. Scott, Laporte; Mrs.
B Miner Smith, Lafayette; W. M. Taylor. S.
Taylor, J. W. Redman, Dana; e. NJ. Reinhart,
Delphi; j.. Martin, Charles p Walker, Clinton;
John Lesley. Winchester.
Grand Hotel: F. j. Scholtz, Evansville; l.
Perkins. Morris; P. G. Perkins and wife, Misha.
~"h1' ". =. hickS, Iaola, -. d. Omltn, Deilalre,
| O.; j. l. Field, Orleans j. B. Simpson. Bing,
| hamton; w. R. Moore, w. H. Russell, Frankfort
| W. c. Burk, Thorntown /. c. Grooms Green.
castle; G. P. Cole, Dunkirk; H. L. HOLSTER and
| wife. Sioux City, d. T.; j. r. Kendall, Terre
Haute; John Watson. Brazil; E. H. Griffith,
| Fairport; Thomas F. Davidson, Charlottesville
Joe Grubaugh, Mexico; c. F. Spicer, Davenport
w. NJ Taylor, l. TAYLOR. Dana; L. E. Hanson
| Pittsbure; j. NJ. Ridmar, Dana; B. F. Var
| Behren, Evansville; W. NJ. Human, Columbus
| A. NJ Carter. Delaware. A r VanOsdO1 Mad
son; Francis johnson, Lafayette; J. C. Sawyer
Newport DeGroff Nelson, Fort Wayne; 8. L.
| Major. W. J. Baxter, Sheloyville; R. A. NJ. Conner
| Ed Sutton, Aurora.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-03
Real Estate Transfers.

Instruments fled for record in the recorders Office
of Marion county. Indiana, for the twenty-four
hours ending at P. NJ, Feb. 2. 1887, as furnished
by Elliott & Butler, abstracters of titles Room %
Etna Building.
William g. Lockwood and wife to Charles
P. Cogswel, lot 6, in Wheatley & Nc
Peter Crapster and wife to Edwin Nancy $'''oo
and wife, lot q, in f. l.. & Peter Crap
ster's subdivision, Observation-Disclosures $4,000
Harry j. Milligan, trustee to Franklin Be-
hymer, lot 80, in square Is, in S. A.
Fletcher jr.'s, Northeast addition to In.
Henry " Muir to Roswell B. Cowies. lot Aoo'oo
4 in Warmans heirs Haughvile subdi-
William Wallace receiver, to Robert H.
Jones and wife, lot 20, in Clifford Place,
addition to Indianapolis 5000
w. P. Cook to Paulina A. Morgan part of
lot 6, in square g. in the Southeast ad-
ditiou to indianapolis Observation-Disclosures. $50. 90
John O. A. Ringer ct al. to John D. Brown
lot 49, in Hubbard ct ais subdivision
in square IL. in the Southeast addition
Mary Y. Carney and husband to John D. o0o'oo
Brown, lot "a, in N. r. Buckles subd
vision. and strip adjoining said lot 10000
Mary Hergt to James Cooney. lot 2, in
James Franks subdivision of B. F. Nor
rs's addition to Indianapolis . 5000
John G. Garin and wife to Charles NJ.
Dickson lot la, in McCarty's third
Westside addition to indianapolis. $4,000
William g. Lockwood and wife to Thomas
Neal lots 80 and SO, in Lockwood s.
McLain's Southeast addition to Indian
apolis. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000
Gilbert g. Summers ct al. to Caroline
| Summers, part of lot TO- in Meikels
! subdivision of part of outlot 1914; also,
lot 8. in Maguires subdivision Of nari
of outlot 1854; Also part Of lot 70 in
Wileys subdivision es outlot 16l all
in Indians.sosts, 100000
lot 20, in Hubbard ct ais subdivision
of square II, in their Southeast addi-
ton to In Indianapolis :.--.-..... 100000
Frank II. Blacklidge to Albert s. Black
ldge, lot 90. in Alvord's subdivision Of
Fletcher 81 Buffers addition to Indian.
apolis --------.----.---...... 10000
Conveyances. IA; consideration --.-... $9,645 90
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man. A punch bowl and service was accom-
panied by fine service of dinner china, hand
some berry dish and magnificent siver water
and all was merry